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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03
y tauteS 4LIerIet.
Gin aIteS 8ufOruderlieS.

Gin iebr ort9tneles altes Bu6orutsrlieo
mOse bier Der Meteorological peSen Plas
fiuben. 9as 8latt, auf pel9em es sss
Oruft f6 befiubet, setst peber Subressabl
nod Orudort, bod lit baS @ebi9t benz
8ersbau uno ieinem Snbalte mad wObI i'm
II. Sabrbunbert perfaBt unb i9eint etne
Grt SubiIdums: Seter uerberrli6t gu baben.
QGir wo(len ni6t Der an6ern Riinte laden,
Die it9 beriibmt i'm eoleu 0euti9lano MAIDEN,
QStr itn9et MIR, wie unIre OrIteret
gu StraBbur9 bort porldn9it entiprOien lei.
Sc bot lns Der 6bineIer aufi9erufet,
Gr bate Ell piel Bidder aus9etrldet.
QlS WtGntelin, Sans @anSfleil6, Gutenberg
SIM teItiden 2ano ~eriunoeu Sruderperf.
Bel ibm 1T nibt 9esoiien S6rift gu finSen,
Setn Btloerruert i6nitt er in buden Rtnoen,
uno orlidet ab iSp9uren ntan6erlet,
ghlr 3tfier O. iepno @bineier Grlderei.
Ger Neli6 aud ni6t bat 6ieies 3bun erfunben
6ein SranSmaun ii9 gu orufen unternunoen.
Qu6 Sarlem truSt, baB Gorer; Sans III ibr
Sat aufi9ebra6t Der Siinite Stunt unb 3isr.
SO BAT bic @elt benz StraBbur9 bies gu banfen,
Seln boher Sburm beIiebt Der Stdbte S6ranter,
Sein 9rob @ei6iib beitGrfet Wa6t uno Ra6t,
uno WtGntelin erIeurt Der StraBbur9 gra6t.
Der bat ;upor aus SolSe 8ort sei6nitten,
Otit einem Tratb am @n6 uno in Ser Mitten,
Sebr bart perfaBt uuo ieeet nod Der Reib,
uno 10 ueriu6t bic STUNT ber Sruterei.
gluf, Geuti9er auf! @rfreu bid beiner Gbren,
Die Sruderei mtB beinen 6Ibm permebren,
Sie tr19et bid pom bieier @rbeu 3elt
Sebr bod binaui bis an Der Sternen Selb.
Sbr 0ruder, ouf labt ms benz Serren iin9en,
lno an Der QreB ein 6reuoenlieo ertlin9en.
@r bats 9etbau, oaB mir itebH mad Der Ret6
DRtt 9erjenSluit in oteier 8ruderei.
Der Seber iebt bic 3eileu re6t uno chen,
@r tbut lte aus benz Wtntelbateu beben
/ Din III bas S6tfi; mad eiuer tursen Sriit
Die gang @ollmne gum Sruden fertig lit.
Damn wirb bic 0reB rom 9ritter ;u9e;oae,l,
Gr brudt III einem Sag bel fat 5000 Bo9en:
Sn etrem cSabr mirb ntbt 10 pml 9ei6riebeu,
als penn Elm Mono be Preiie wirb 9etrieber.
Sbr Seser nun uereeBt ald ni6t bas gtesen
0enn rBer oa nest, fann allsep better Iebeu.
@lei6nie fem Slid i'm SrltHen wiro 9erudt,
90 miro tein Druid i'm SrudEen gut 9eorltdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03
Gein Bud Der 8elt 1T pisIeidt 10 bod

beSablt porbeu, wie iener ganb, Der mad
benz Eobe bes beribmtsn bolldnbii5sn @rss
tsS 8Oerbaue in bsfsr 8ibIiotbst ssfunben
purbs. 8oerbape itarb in iebr bobem vi.
ter I'M Sabre 1888. Der %ssuannte Soliant,
10 i6retbt man, wurbe fart periiesslt in
etnem beionberen Sad snt6sft, unb Der
llmi5Ias entbieIt bic Nufi9rift: Die ems
sisen unb ~tiefiten 9sbsimnihe Der Ssils
tunit." - ga Sosrbape Der beribmteiie
9lrSt ieiner 3eit unb isIbit I'M bS9itsn 2es
bensaIter seitorben par, 10 sIaubte Sober,
mann, baB in benz ~anfsefunbenen auifaasns
ben Su9e, mad Der anSeise Der &ufidrift,
wirtli9 nod bisber nur benz 8eritorbenen
b%etannte meOitinii6e 9oridriften sntbaItsn
iein m63ten, wel9e bic grbaltuns unb
SerIanseruns bes menl6li5en 2ebsns be-
3wsdtsn. Ssi Der Seritsiseruns Der 9osrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03

Suiten, ab,pe3ielnb NIT &su9en uub Ries
len wirb in allen OiientIiden 9lGten sebOrt.
Seter iOlte bas 9eilmitteI fenuen: es III Sales
SOuep Of SorebOuno anb Gar, eiu iofortiSes
SeiImittel 9e9en ale guu9enbei6werben. gu
pertanfen bel allen GruSsiiteu. 25c., SOC. II. 81.
Glern's Sepefelieie, BELT unb reri6Suert, CSC.
$irS Saars II. SartiarEs, i&rarj II. 6raun, soc.
@ife'S 3a6ni5merjsntrUpfen beilsn In 1 Wiu. 25s.
German Corn &cmVper, tSStst SafuerauSeL
GreltbeaIsl, U. /. U. 2s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03
Ser Rioerruf. Sin 8uri6e bate n

Scr 8ioerruf. Gin Suride bate tn
einem @irtbsbaus, uoielbit elm nambaft
srober 9austne9t mar, bic IeuBeruns sez
than: Scr Saustnedt lit 10 srob, ME
unier S~iirsermeiiter." = Oieie IeuBeruus
purbe benz girsermettsr sintsrbra9t unS
Der Suride gum 8ibsrruf perurtbsiIt.
Dieter seiGab nit ben Bortsn: Scr
5austus6t q. lit ni4t 10 srub pie unisr
girsermeiiter."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03
Irnett, benz 9orIiser bes Semperen,z

NrHfIl, peW SurTIFer uEs NEHIpetEH5s
&omitss bes Sauies Der letteu S6tor @ss
ieesebuns unb 9erfafer ueri6teoener Eems
pereuss8iIs, purbe geIesentIi6 elmer giirs
gerber ammIuns in 3enia elm soIObetnopfter
Stot uerebrt. Der beiteate StOf nit Der
ansemefenen Sni3rift pal aber nt9t re3ts
;ettis etnsetrOffen, unb 10 pumpte man
i9nea etnen unoeren our IusbuIfe. @roB
mar Srn. Qrnett'S lleberrai9uns, ais CT
auf benz &uopfe bic Sui6rift las: v@es
i4ent Don ben anseitelten Der 9ouencamp
graueret," Eableau uno auftlaruns nit
&unbssld9ter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03
0Gerfet Spa6 uno grnf.
Wahen'S feline Summbeiten.

@ines Cages iberna9tete &atier Srans
auf Der Geiie mad asram I'M Sdlo6e &ess
stbelp. @raf Ssitetics, sin SOnberIins
eriter Slate, empfins ben Ronar9sn auf
firifIi9e 98eiie, bic sr6Bten &initler Bisn's
waren gu eiuem Concert IN bas S6IoB be-
rufen, Die Wuiferwirtbi6aft wurbe beiudt,
bic Safel mar bieielbs, pte In Der Sofburs.
gls Der &aiier ii9 enbli9 s~urifsssoseu
bate, iu5te Der @raf ben Sberbofmeiiter
aaf nit Der gitte, ibm bic @rlaubnis gu
ermirten, iest sIeid Or. Nuieitdt nod cine
b63it pi5tige WittbeiIuus MAIDEN su biirs
fen. Sersebens bemsrtte bieisr. Der Sais
ier Jet fSon gu Sette sesansen; bod ais
Der @raf nidt uadIisB, ma6te er bic Wels
buns urb erbislt bic @pIaubniB. Der @raf
trat IN bas S9lafsema5 unb iaste: Was
ieltdt, i'd peiB. wte etn llntertban feinsn
Wonar9en 81 empfangen bat. Gin Seuer=
inert TT Su bteiem Swet uuumsdnsliG notbs
wenbis. Sd wolte IS bsim Stuper be-
ftelen; aber Der Serr Stublri5ter bat es
u~erboteu, bamit nt6t irsenb Elm ueulorensr
6unfen bic Strobbd9er bes SIedsns ans
3iinbe. Sebntauieno @ulben paren basu
beitimnt i'd bin setommsn, UNI bic 8ants
noten tier an ben 6ersen gw. Waisfdt ~
perbrennen." Oamit 3os er ein Saf Eaus
ienber 5eraus unb udberte ii9 ben &er3en.
- rWa6en's tetne Dummbeitsu1" rief
abwebreno Der &aiier. - sd mug, " ents
sesnete Der @raf, bod uenn gp. WtaieitGt
IS et9enbdnbis tbua pnIen, 10 bin i6 nm
10 slaeIi4er." - Der &aiIer ladte unb
iaste: rNt~einetruesen; iest aber se5en's."
Der Graf iberret9te bic Sauisnber unb
entferuts it5 ttOI3 barari, bas rSeusrwerf~
in bieier 8eiie nun bod burdseiest arr baz
ben. SeIbfuerfdnbli6 puBte Der &aiisr
fir bic Observation-Disclosures cine melt swsd=
mdBtgere Serpenouug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03
80, bait cmul mel NtiB." auf elmer

Sirmunssreiie fraste Der bo9piirbisits gis
i6of uon Srier, DR.. &orum, ssIessntIi6
einen fIeinen Snaben: ,Rannit. bu aud
i6Dn beten?~ rSa, seuiB!" nal bic
antport. Der bo9piroisite Serr forbsrts
II bas &inb auf, einmal re9t i9Su bas
Sater unier gu beten. 800, baIt emol mel
Wit", iaste Der &Ieine unb Der giidof
nabm bic barsebOtene &appe. Oarauf fall
tete bas Rinb bic 5ano9en unb bstete rs9t
anbd9tig fem Sater infer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03

Ser msiisnbe Ssttlsr. SER: vNa,
mas iou benn bas beiBen, mas mtBt er mid
benin io2" - gettler: ySa, ieb'n g,
snabtser Serr, i'd bab' mir grab seba3t,
Sic bdtten bic ri9tise @r0Be; baben g
nt9t pteIei9t eineu alien &ot fur mi3?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03
gSie iie's aematt babeu. Gin Batter

gSlc 1es gfrladbt babtn. YIN Sater
bate brei S6bne Dor 8, 8 unt 10 Sabrsn.
Stets mar bic Reue Sole, bic ie bstamen,
balb Serriisn. @rsirnt ipra3 Der gater:
Bon iett on betommt ibr S~eoerboisn. q"
@eiast, setban. Sober betam cine 2ebers
bOie. @leid am Mittas bss sriten Cages
famen fe erfreut gum gater unb seisten,
baB ieber pom ibuen feline SOie am 5inters
tbetI terrinen. vBte babt ibr Rerls bas
nur sema6t?" frasts Der Batter. 9a ants
portete Der Sinsite: rginer bat fid iu,msr
auf'n S5leifitein seisst unb bic beibeu slns
bern baben seorebt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03

SdnerbGrig. S6neibermeiitsr: sd
peiB ni6t, absr wenn i5 ben Germ S56s
perl nod 10 oft aufforoere, mid gu besabs
len er tbut, ais Oh er ni6ts bore" -
Sausberr: v@t ratiirli3! gr bort aud
ni9ts, benn ct itedt ia bis iber bic Sbrsn
In ben S1ulben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03

Sa6p mar frant, mir su6er i5r Gaitorta,
us fe elm ainO war, rtei fe nab Gaitprta,
sic uurOe eiu Srdulein. unb bidt gu Gaitsrie,
as fe ainOer bate, sab fe ibuen Saitorta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03

Ser snd geuan fenut! Miuer: raIter
Srsunb, bente Dir, ba bat mir Scenario
einen anonpmen Brief sei6rteben; barin
itebt, i'd iei Elm 6 iel, meine frau cine. Sans,
mein Sobn elm S9afstopfl" 9uber
(na6bentIi6): rSm, baB mug @iner iein,
Der eu9 9enau tennt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03
Siege bod nal ipieber.

WV VV| W"F WFfVfFs VJ"F Js" wv
fransOfiden SeIbsuses" - 70 srsabIte Der
peritorbene Bring 6riebri9 &arl - vaIs
i5 IN Orleans itanb, idrieb meme So6tsr,
bic istise SerSosin bon Gonnausbt, bantals
elm tleinss Ndo3sn, einen Srisf an mid,
Der nur bic 8orte entbielt: v9isber Yapa
Sd babe 10 LANCE nidts uon Dir sebSrt.
Siese bod NAL wieoer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03
Gin Senf,eiden. Rauferin: nSet

idOn Sommerbiite in ben S9a~ufsnitern,
re9nen Sic Senn i5on auf abiat2"-
gusma4erin: vSas seraoe ni6t, ss 1T
nur Elm Mabnruf M bic 9amen, baB ss
iett !3eit iei, bel ben Serren gbsmannsrn
NIT ben Sbrdnen unb Sbnma9ten psssn
Der neaen &opfbeSedansen 81 Beginner"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03

Cine CUTE Slide trdst ni@t BLOB CUR
gefOrberuns Der @siunbbsit, ionbsrn aud
3ar gefOrberuns elmer sutsn @be Bel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03

Cine furdtluie Sauersfrau gu &iitens
brod, bic bieier Gage gum ~fiinften Seal in
ben beiltsen @beitaub frat, CAB iemanben,
Der fi6 iber ibre Eapfsrteit uunberte, BEN
i9nsibisen Ssi9eib: $50 LANCE DIS uie
lame 9dr Soft niimmt, ndbm i'd aucb."
Sc tommt alio iest barauf an, NET bas
Hebuten an ldnaften ausbGlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03
Sra4tsu8 pOiTrt eaR Dubuque nm ;O5 RQ4mittags.

Die 3ase 4. B unb 6 ssbeu tasIta ab. 1 uHO 2 fdsItd,
Sonutags auSgeuommen.
pdiie mad allen StattoueH Der Der. Staaten II. Canada
gu baben in Der Office Der eompasHie al UtaiHitraBe unS
am GiieHbabuoepot.
Baggage OurdgsbsHO bis Sum SeitimmuugsOrt.
Setnlte Spetlewageu uHo YulmauHs S6laiwagsH aui
allen ourdgebenben SRgcH.
Rein 8Ggetpe6isl uad Chicago, gsoria Ooer Ct. 9cuis.
Sir Gitets, S6loiwaseH, 3eittabelsu uuo an6srs SRs
i9rmatteHeu ipr6e man Dol, bel
J. Sieienoetier, gs,nt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-01
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Item. Of Interest over the Noblc Jeem.


one OF the summer cars was put On thc
Manchester railway yesterday Driver
Powell engineered the car over and viii
Doe in command Of it
Walker Olen. just below the city. IS
one of the most attractive spots in this
vicinity Major Walker The owner wa-a
gallant Union officer and both he. Mr..
Walker. and little Agnes are the soul of
hospitality Major Walker is one Of thc
best friends the cN-COulederatc have cfcI
had. and in both branches of The General
Assembly where Doe has served ha- a..
way. tried t0 do them good turn.
ST. Charles Green Is the supcrIn'cud-
cut of thc Fifth-strcet Methodist sunday
school,
Nr Richard Williams continue 10 im-
prove, and 10 is hoped Chat Doc will soon
be- entirely recovered from DIS insht'n
fall
The Southern Exrrc-- Company have
opened an Office in Manchester ai thc
largo store OF Ne-sr- y ID Mathews IS
Br0f cr. Ou thc conner of twelfth and
lmu streets Mr. Thomas Mathews WIlI
have charge of thc office.
Rev d. Vs. Bcyill Will conduct series
W meetings at tine ~wau.hOr0 Baptist
church tuI- week
Nothing shows more c0uclusiycIr that
Manchester Is on % boom tlau thc at'cn-
| fi0u She i- receiving from fhc Richmond
papers Manchester matters are now ro.
/ ported almost as fully as those of Rich
mond
The TIMES bias NOT Dig space 'o de-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-01

Brief mention was made in yesterday S
TIMES of thc sailing yacht Rosa'ic, which
spent SUNDAY at The Sew York wharf,
Rockcus. The R0salie is owned by Mr.
Edward T. Barney. of Hardwood, James
river and is commanded By Captain x.
Drake She has all arrangements for
pleasure cruising She left Petersburg
Yesterday for the lower James, where She
lakes ON party for Cobb's island.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-01

The beautiful condition Of Hollywood
Gene. ~ was the theme OF universal
praise Monday. superintendent % hccie
had performed his work we'll All parts
of the cemetery were i'm good condition
and the veteran superintendent !, to Doe
congratulated At Oakland Superin-
tendent Dickinson had all things in ap.
ple-pie order and his work was deserved
N nruI-DI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-01

The funeral of little George Bell,
whose sad death was noted in yesterday IS
TINES. took place at o'clock from Clay
street Methodist church
Mr Pat lex Rock AN Old resident, "a,
buried Yesterday from DIS late residence,
80. 1929 North Seventeenth street Mr..
Rock had resided in Richmond for many
years. ,,...,.
The funeral Of Mrs Mary C. Williams,
beloved wife Of Mr. Milton @. Williams
took place from 40. III North Eighth
street at % 0clock.
All Of these funerals were largely at
rended and the services were impressive
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-01

Yesterday about noon the horse OF MI.
NJ. C.. Staples. standing in front OF that
eeutlcmans place of business, became
cntaelcd In the wheel of Mr. George ID.
Pleas ants buggy, whose office is at The
same place, and for time there was
quite circus. Several parties Who ai-
tempted TO cxtricatc the frightened horse
narrowly escaped He was finally gotten
free. and the result was Mr.. Plcasanis
buggy and harness was broken mp. ana
Mn STABLES horse somewhat injured.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-01

Many pretty bonnets and dresses were
ruined Yesterday because the Wearers dld
not go TO the Virginia Rubber Company
5l3 East Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-01

self % preserve this memento Of the dead
as long as life should last
MEMORY WREATHED rs FLOWERS.
Ihc services were then brought 90 a
close. a trio composed Of Mr. Rhein-
arIf and Ncs-r- May and Grant sing
ing the beautiful hymn Fountain of
Love Eternal. followed by the doxoiogy
an the bcnedicdon hy Rev Dr. Newton
Before dismi-.ing thc gathering Dr.
Jones presented on behalf of the First
Virginia regiment q basket of beautiful.
flowers. card attached bearing ihe in-
-cripti0n. TO the memory of Pcgram
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-01

Insure against accidents in the South
.ern Accident Insurance Company.
Ii pays big indemnity and rs rates are
low.
The above accident would, in many
cases pr0ye fatal 10 some one.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-01

The "Daily Record" is a valuable puhiica-
ton. Subscribe 20 IT, once w East M"ih
trCets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-01
CITY ITEMS.


4 Dive to Death Manchester Miscellany.
Funeral Noto- The Christian N--ocin-
uon 4 rc.tncntial sewer Iuc.da, 3
Town Iopic- Personals and Erief-.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-14
SUPREME COURT.

..aE MH I ----
Test Cases Relative to Taxes Paid on
Northern Pacific Lands Being
Argued Today.
The time in the supreme court to-day
has been devoted to argument in two
cases of the most important nature,
cases more important in their re-
suits to many people III Dakota than
any litigation which has ever occurred be-
fore the supreme court of Dakota. The
cases interest all the settlers on the lands
which were owned by the Northern Paci-
flo railroad company and which were
recently decided by the supreme court
of the United States to be government
lands because the railroad company
had not had them surveyed-one OF the
conditions of the act of congress,by which
the Northern Pacific company was to
own the lands, being that the company
should cause a survey to be made before
any transfers we're made.
The first case argued this afternoon is
entered on the calendar as Richard s.
Tyler. respondent, VS.. Cass
county, appellant. The substance
of the case is this: In 1885 Mr., Tyler
paid Oass county $70v for tax titles to
lands which were in the Northern Pa
cifo grant in Cass county, and which
had been taxed By the county. The de
cision of the supreme court of the
United States above mentioned reverts
the real ownership of the land back to
the government, thus making the tax
titles worthless. Mr.. Tyler sued Oass
county to secure the $500 and the court
below having decided in favor of Mr..
Tyler the defendant in the lower court
appealed and the case is now awaiting
the decision of the supreme court.
The other case which has been heard this
afternoon is exactly OF the same nature
and is surrounded by the same circum-
stances, except that the case is entitled,
@. s. Wallace and James M. Martin, res
pondents, vs Stutsman county, Dakota
territory.
These are test cases, and should q
decision in favor of the respondents be
rendered, all the counters east of the
| Missouri river along the line of the
| Northern Pacific railroad would
be compelled to refund every
cent of tax which has been paid by set
tiers since the organization. 1t is
presumed that $4,000 is involved in
the result and some OF the counties in
terested would be well nigh bankrupt II
the case results unfavorably.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-14
Sherif's Notice of sale

Territory of Dakota. Second Judicial Dis
In he district Court within and for Yank-
TIN County.
NOTICE is hereby given thlt by virtue of
IN an execution t, me directed and delivered,
and now in my hands, issued o ut of the clerks
office of the second judicial district court.
Territory Of Dakota. in and for the county of
Yank.on. upon q Judgment rendered in said
conrt In favor Of the Case Wagon COMPANY,
and az inst Milton d. Gardner and Henry j.
Gardner l have levied upon the following
dercribed personal property of said defendant.
| Henry j. Gardner, to-wit; A certain judy
! ment obtained in the district court of sad
| Yankton county on the 14th day of November
1885, for the sum of two hundred and eighty
| nine and $1,000 dollars IN favor of Henry ].
g srdner and against Napoleon b.. Reyn0lds,
! and that l shall on Wednesday, the 2ssh day of
| May A, d. 1857, at the honr sf2 O'Clock p. M.
| of Ea.d dey ut the front door of the court house
in said county and territory proceed to sell all
the right. title and interest of the above
named Henry j. Gardner in and to the above
described properly to satiffy said Judgment
and costs. amounting ti. three thousand one
hundred and seven dollars and fifty. cents.
together with all scoruing costs of sale, and
interest on the same from the 2nd day OF
March, 1884, at the rate of seven per cent. per
annum, ct public auction, to the highest bidder
qor cas1.
Dated st Ysnkton County. d. T May 18th
1857. FREDERICK KINCEL.
Sheriff OF the County Of Yanktcn,
Dakota Territory,
&, A. BoYLa5. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-14
Q :. | :. G

Says the blind man, when he don't see
at all. This is the force of habit and
you should be careful not to fall into
like habits. When we advertise a line
of goods, very cheap, You are liable to
remark: / see HARRY KATE is giving
bargains in his lines. Now this isn't
exactly so, because you base your as
sertions on previous experience, which
has taught you chat I never advertise q
bargain unless / can give it. You have
not seen the Goods we last advertised,
and you cannot truthfully state that you
see we are giving bargains, until you
have called at my Store and seen my
goods. This is just what will please me
most to have you do. I wish to be
watched and criticised. I like to have
every statement I make s%ubstantiaei
with a quality and price.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-14

Nellie A, Brown, impersonator, Is soon
to give al entertainments IN Yankton.
Lawn gross is in blossom and the lawn
mower is at work cropping the lu1url-
ant heritage.
Baseball between the Yankton city
and college nlnes attracted q fair sized
audience this %sfternoon.
The Philharmonios meet Tonight.
Persons desirous of becoming members
are requested to be present.
Last nights rain kept people at home
and in consequence the sociable at
DR.. Wards WIS not largely attended.
There are q great many cattle and
horses running at large in this oity which
should be in charge of the pound keeper,
The farmers in town to-day are covered
with mud and smiles. This Is the time
of the year when mud makes the
granger happy.
T.. Nd. Raymond and George Bailey
have rented the James river house OF
Robert Schneider and will conduct q
summer resort IN that vicinity.
The aathor of the song, "A Perfect
Day" must at one time have lived IN this
particular section. and received bis in
SEPARATION from q chunk of time similar
to May 18th, 1887.
RsY, aud Mrs. O. Ell. Bohn are to be
rendered a reception by the woman's
guild of Christ church on Wednesday
evening next at Governor Newton
Edmunds' residence.
N. Morgan goes out to Turkey crock
on Monday for the purpose of beginning
work on the long ditch. Mr.. Morgan
went over the line of the ditch this week,
and fnds the ground in the best possible
conditien Ter ~excavating.
Major Hanson to-day received q letter
from ST. Helena parties in which liberal
aid ias offered the Yankton & Omaha
railway II it goes by tho wes Of st
Helena. Aten is also in the field to Sc
cure the road and will do ell it can in thu
way of financial aid.
Services at the NJ. e. chuseh to-mor'
row morning at IL O'Clock Sunday schoo
at 2.3O. Preaching at 7.45. The pasto
will oooupy the pulpit both morning
and evening and will receive member
and probs.ioners at each service. LII
pnblic is cordially invited.
The rainfall of yesterday is estimate
bya Yankton county farmer as bein
worth thousands Of dollars in cash to th
county. The storm visited all OF Yanl
Ton county, and to-day gross and graz
and all green things are amAing thsnf
TO mother nature for this blessing.
g. Fl, Bates to-day sold twenty-f,
feet on Third street between Dough-
and Wslput streets, for q hundred dc
lars q foot. TO ) Wayne gentleman. Th
B the let Epon which N. r. Bowling
market and restaurant hailding stand
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-14
u : r : A

Person OF Judgment and good sense,
and I ask you If you think any but o
reliable, fair dealing house would dare
to make such e statement as this. 1t
would be a very foolish thing to do, If l
did not have the goods and prices to
MAKE my word good EVERY TIME.
Nothing but an absolute and certain
knowledge that I this season have high
ly desirable goods at remarkably low
prices would lead me to claim that | am
ready to offer bargains in Spring and
Summer clothing. / make this state
ment fully and freely and ask you to
come and see my beautiful line of Mems
Youths, Boys and Ohildren'a Clothing
Gents Furnishing Goods, &c, and viii
prove that I have told the truth ano
nothing more. HARRY KATE,
2O3 West Third street, Next door te
Bank.